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Loading ...I wrote elsewhere that Kent were batting in binary – I may as well have said braille.
Early summer dupes the batsmen
By Will 2 years ago, at the start of May Add your comment below
It’s a glorious summer’s day in SW London here but, judging by the county scorecards, the batsmen aren’t yet enjoying it. Wickets have clattered and shattered all over the place. Kent, for example, bowled out Nottinghamshire for 202 but are now 16 for 4. Sidebottom has 3 for 2 from 4.
Lancashire slipped to 143 with Mark Davies storming through them with 7 for 33. In reply, Durham are 97 for 8. But the pick of the destroyers is Hampshire’s James Tomlinson who took 8 for 46 on the normally concrete Taunton pitch. Kevin Pietersen then made good Hampshire’s bowling performance with an even hundred.
I don’t really know why I’m telling you all this – you can look for yourselves.
Tags: county-cricket, james tomlinson, mark davies, ryan-sidebottom |
2 Responses to “Early summer dupes the batsmen”
May 7th, 2008 at 8.32 pm
May 7th, 2008 at 11.59 pm
Interesting reading to come out of the Lancs game …
A Flintoff 11.1-4-21-4
Is it a sign, signal, what have you?
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